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June 25, 2020

• Fort Worth area is state’s most populated to not require masks. Here’s what leaders say
• ‘It just means the world to me.’ Burleson plaza to honor city’s first female mayor
• Man is shot in the head after he gets in assailant’s vehicle in Fort Worth, police say
• Police seek help in out-of-state murder involving Fort Worth man wearing Yoda T-shirt
• Complaints of ‘horrendous’ smell lead Fort Worth to clean up its act on sewage sludge
• With COVID-19 surging, we need straight talk from Texas leaders about schools reopening
• Coronavirus live updates June 25: Here’s what to know in the Dallas-Fort Worth area
• Fort Worth-area school board won’t add LGBTQ language to its nondiscrimination policy
• Abbott pauses further reopenings in Texas to respond to record COVID cases
• ‘A humanitarian catastrophe.’ Texas COVID-19 spike could be ‘apocalyptic,’ expert says
• Anti-racism phrase to be painted this weekend on Main Street in downtown Fort Worth
• Third death in one week being investigated at Tarrant County Jail, state says
• Here’s what swayed Fort Worth and Tarrant County to require COVID-19 masks
• Tarrant County will require face masks at all businesses amid surge of COVID-19 cases
• TCU faculty expressing lack of confidence in university leadership amid pandemic
• Fort Worth suburb won’t enforce face mask order as COVID-19 surges in Tarrant County
• Tarrant County passes 10,000 COVID-19 cases with record day; 3 new deaths in Arlington
• Arlington Independence Day Parade canceled for 1st time, due to coronavirus concerns
• As COVID-19 hospitalizations rise in Dallas County, Jenkins urges Abbott heed experts
• Texas coronavirus cases hit another all-time high as hospitalizations, deaths surge
• Texas officer shoots woman who stabbed him and another driver after crash, police say
• Fort Worth councilman tests positive for coronavirus. ‘Mask up,’ he says
• Fort Worth police arrest 7 more suspects accused in Mother’s Day park shooting 
• A sign of many cancellations to come? Granbury officials scrap Fourth of July parade
• Abbott pauses further reopenings, suspends some surgeries as COVID surges in Texas
• Defending champs, district titles and making history. What could’ve been in 2020
• Fort Worth’s Main St. Arts Festival, a downtown staple for decades, canceled for 2020
• Fort Worth rental company sues to overturn nationwide eviction moratorium amid COVID
• Hall of Fame Game between Dallas Cowboys, Pittsburgh Steelers canceled over COVID-19
• Higher ed can help lead the fight against racism. Here’s what we’re doing at UNT
• Injuries force TCU backup QB Matthew Baldwin to end his football playing days
• Colts DE Ben Banogu reflects on rookie season, preps for Year 2 with old TCU workouts
• TCU AD vows students will have same number of tickets as always for football games
• Dixie Chicks, now just The Chicks, release protest song. Here’s what people are saying
• 7 killed in Border Patrol car chase after vehicle crashes into trailer, Texas cops say
• ‘Long live Vinsanity.’ Twitter reacts to Vince Carter’s NBA retirement after 22 seasons
• This family knows firsthand how deadly COVID-19 can be
• Texas Rangers don’t know opponent or date, but they’ve named an Opening Day starter
• Have questions about the Texas Rangers and 2020 MLB season? We have some answers
• Here’s what will happen if an MLB player or coach tests positive for COVID-19